[akwok]

Wow, that was a long read.. thanks Alex!

 

[Wmcmanus]

Excellent "work" Alex. Although I'm sure it was fun too. In fact, if this is what you did for a living, it wouldn't be such a bad job to have. Maybe one day Jude will put you on the payroll...

With a little luck and assistance from EMS, hopefully I'll have the AD2000 and W5000 by the end of next week to compare to the L3000, but I'm sure you'll see that in the other thread since you're Google'ing the world for more scoop on the W5000.

 

[saint.panda]

Many thanks Alex, this is really appreciated!!

But I'm most interested in your own impressions.

 

[ayt999]

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Originally Posted by Wmcmanus Excellent "work" Alex. Although I'm sure it was fun too.

hey, that was a lot of work.

those online translator things are horrible and although it made the translation easier, I had to go through everything and revise it quite a bit. seems that it isn't that well suited for audio-related translations, although it isn't all that great otherwise either.

but like you said, it was pretty fun, especially when I find stuff such as that W5000 special content page that I wasn't looking for.

 

[Runningwater]

Thanks and nice work Alex！
Though I still prefer the looking of w2002

 

[xand1x]

Excellent, great to hear more info on these amazing set of cans

Much appreciation ayt999

 

[Voltron]

That does it. No more W5000 threads for me! Alex, that was an amazing amount of info on such a new set of cans. Much appreciated, but I can't read it until January.

 

[Tomcat]

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Originally Posted by overlunge To my ears, the ranking from more analytical to musical sound... W1000>W10LTD>W2002>W100>W11R>L3000>W10VTG>W11JPN

overlunge,

Thanks! That's very helpful to me. It seems I need to get hold of a W11JPN. Damn, I was afraid of that.